Templates help you send decisions to authors faster. This post has samples for law review publication offer and rejection templates.

Templates are a way to save time and be more communicative with authors. Here are 3 samples you can work from as you write your own common correspondence templates.

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Inga Ivsan, assistant public defender for the 17th Judicial Circuit in Broward County Florida, discusses her research on gaps in constitutional law and her experience getting published while in law school.

Have you considered why you should be sending decisions for all articles? Here are 5 reasons your law review should prioritize sending rejection emails.

Here are 3 super easy ways your law review can make the article selection cycle a little more bearable for authors.

Rather than dream of ways to destroy your Bluebook, why not learn how to more easily navigate it and put a positive spin on your albeit twisted bond? We've rounded up some tips to help!

The complicated nature of geoengineering and thoughts on the importance of public involvement in deciding if, and how, to take steps to manipulate earth's climate to curb global warming.

Some great updates to Scholastica's article submission form just in time for law review submission season.

Scholastica has a bunch of great resources to help you navigate the ins and outs of submitting to law reviews.